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  • digger
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    Originally posted by brody View Post
    Haha don't ask what I was smoking. It doesn't show much of anything. It did pick up power because of the psik and how we can tune it due to the psik, but it didn't make what we wanted and it just stops flowing at the top end.

    Like I said, the 2.5L can gain more from the psik in relative terms.
    Do you have any plots going from the MILLER MAF to the PSIK? This would show what the PSIK does because it elimnates gains from the MAF/retune part! The one on your website has additional mods so the gain from the PSIK can't be properly determined.

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  • brody
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    Originally posted by digger View Post
    2.7L = 2693cc
    2.5L = 2494cc
    Diff = 199cc = 12.2 cubic inch.
    % = 8% more

    I am not sure if this shows the gains of the PSIK or just the gains from an untuned car to a tuned car.
    Haha don't ask what I was smoking. It doesn't show much of anything. It did pick up power because of the psik and how we can tune it due to the psik, but it didn't make what we wanted and it just stops flowing at the top end.

    Like I said, the 2.5L can gain more from the psik in relative terms.

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  • digger
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    Originally posted by brody View Post
    This is a tune specific for the car. If you think about it, the 2.7 is only a cubic inch different so there isn't really much to be expected. However, we could not get the power to stay up after 5800 rpm. It's either a narsty cat, or this is evidence that the m30 throttle body upgrade would be a good idea.
    Originally posted by brody View Post
    This is a tune specific for the car. If you think about it, the 2.7 is only a cubic inch different so there isn't really much to be expected. However, we could not get the power to stay up after 5800 rpm. It's either a narsty cat, or this is evidence that the m30 throttle body upgrade would be a good idea.
    2.7L = 2693cc
    2.5L = 2494cc
    Diff = 199cc = 12.2 cubic inch.
    % = 8% more

    I am not sure if this shows the gains of the PSIK or just the gains from an untuned car to a tuned car.

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  • brody
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    Originally posted by nando View Post
    it's the stock cam. you can definitely make more power in the upper RPM range with the stock TB.. not to say it isn't causing vacuum though.
    It's not the cam. Customer says it has a shrick 272 , and we make more power on stock displacement and stock cam with exhaust and PSIK installed.

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  • nando
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    it's the stock cam. you can definitely make more power in the upper RPM range with the stock TB.. not to say it isn't causing vacuum though.

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  • brody
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    Originally posted by digger View Post
    is this last dyno graph with a custom tune or an off the shelf item?
    This is a tune specific for the car. If you think about it, the 2.7 is only a cubic inch different so there isn't really much to be expected. However, we could not get the power to stay up after 5800 rpm. It's either a narsty cat, or this is evidence that the m30 throttle body upgrade would be a good idea.

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  • digger
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    is this last dyno graph with a custom tune or an off the shelf item?

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  • Sagaris
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    Someone do a 30 mph to 70 mph run with a Miller MAF and whatever else you have. It doesn't matter what gear it is done in, just start from 0, start the timer when it hits 30 and stop it when it hits 70.

    I'd love to see how it compares.

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  • brody
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    Well the results are in, sort of... We were having to tune for a bad TPS. We didn't have any in stock and the customer was pressed for time. We were able to tune his car with our "WOT" delete software we use in situations like this. It isn't perfect but the customer will be coming back when he installs his 19# injectors.

    This is the before and after of the PSIK, the 2.7L engine really has some potential but it is just dying off at 6 grand (seems like cam timing may be playing a role here). We were hoping to see it hit 180 WHP as it sat, but not today.

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  • briansjacobs
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    Originally posted by DmcL View Post
    havent tested/compared it on a dyno but the butt dyno thinks there is an improvement.
    Those butt dynos have a way of being decpetive sometimes. I spend a lot of time on the dyno and it is funny in general HP/TQ is the last thing I look at, I am stuck on AFR/EGT numbers, when I do look at power I am always looking to maximize the range in power. I love when people have 10 more peak hp than me but can not keep up because they only 2000 useable window and I have an extra 1000 RPM to play with.

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  • brody
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    Well the customer that was here for a baseline on his 2.7 a week or so ago will be coming in tomorrow for the PSIK. We will have the "after" results with a proper 2.7L specific tune for the PSIK and some nice pictures.

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  • DmcL
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    looks umm.. internally smooth ;)

    think that 2.7 could do with some more ignition advance between about 2800-3600 as well as between about 4800-5400.

    the Jim C tune for stock B25 is very, very similar to active autowerke's B25 tune. just from comparing chip reads and files i come across on the net as well as my own experimenting there should definately be room to increase advance in those areas to help flatten out the curves (assuming its running similar compression to a stock low comp B25).

    on my low comp 2.5 im running 33 deg advance at 2800 and 38 from 3000-3600. also running 30 at 4800-5200 and 33 at 5400. havent tested/compared it on a dyno but the butt dyno thinks there is an improvement.

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  • brody
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    The PSIK has been very popular since we released it a month ago. We have 20 more being made for stock at the moment. The first 5 tubes have arrived from the mandrel bender to check their accuracy. From now on, the PSIK is mandrel bent from one piece rather than three separate pieces welded together.

    Here is a picture of the first 5 of the mandrel bent tubes and all the splash guards.

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  • brody
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    Here is the "stock" if you want to call it that 2.7L dyno from last week. See my above post for more details.

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  • brody
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    We had a 327 on the dyno today! Hopefully the owner decides to buy the PSIK so we can get some numbers for you guys. His current set up put down 150 HP and 150 TQ to the rear wheels. It had the "SETA" bottom end and I head combo. It also had a conforti chip tuned for a 325.

    This was only slightly higher in terms of hp comapred to similar 327's we have had in the past.

    I will post the graph later this weekend.

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